Women with cervical polyps can experience bleeding during intercourse due to the fragile nature of the polyp tissue. In such cases, it is crucial to immediately cease intercourse, closely monitor the amount of vaginal bleeding, and observe any other accompanying symptoms before seeking medical examination. A surgical removal of the cervical polyps can also be performed, as polyp-like growth can be indicative of endometrial or cervical cancer. Therefore, a pathological examination post-surgery is essential to rule out the possibility of malignancy.